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Reverse Proxy URL Rewrite / Redirection?

larray
I have a server on the inside of the firewall and as I understand it with:
Webserver Protection
 -Web Application Firewall
  -Site Path Routing

It should be possible to redirect calls in the form:
http://www.mydomain.com/web
to an internal web server defined as a "Real Webserver"

What I don't see (and maybe it isn't suggested or possible - I am not a web admin [:)] ) is if I want to redirect www.mywebdomain.com (external) to internal web.mydomain.local/web.

I have an internal application that seems to only be accessible by /web, but would realllllly like to make it accessible by FQDN.

Thanks for thoughts....


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    URL Redirection is finally here in 9.501, but it is lacking!

    In the "Source" definition (specifying the request field triggers) we only have Virtual Webserver and Path.  We (at least in my multiple situations) need to be able to specify the HTTP Host request field as a trigger as well.  E.g. one of my Virtual Webservers is setup with many different domains & subdomains.  I do not want redirection turned on PER Virtual Webserver, I want it turned on PER DOMAIN within a Virtual Webserver.

    Cheers

    SAM

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    URL Redirection is finally here in 9.501, but it is lacking!

    In the "Source" definition (specifying the request field triggers) we only have Virtual Webserver and Path.  We (at least in my multiple situations) need to be able to specify the HTTP Host request field as a trigger as well.  E.g. one of my Virtual Webservers is setup with many different domains & subdomains.  I do not want redirection turned on PER Virtual Webserver, I want it turned on PER DOMAIN within a Virtual Webserver.

    Cheers

    SAM

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